This neat little film clip sends us down the production lines with the 1937 DeSoto. It’s an interesting journey, so come along. Continue reading
Category Archives: Auto History
Dream Car for Cheapskates: The 1957 Studebaker Scotsman
In 1957, Studebaker managed to offer the lowest-priced car in America by cutting the standard equipment to the bone—even the hubcaps were painted. Here’s the unlikely tale of the Champion Scotsman. Continue reading
The Revolutionary Indy Roadsters of Frank Kurtis
Frank Kurtis is the undisputed father of the Indy roadsters—to this day, among America’s most beloved race cars. Here’s a brief history. Continue reading
Trendsetter: The 1932-1935 Graham Blue Streak
Historians agree: Amos Northup’s Graham Blue Streak is one of the most influential automotive designs of the 1930s. What makes it so noteworthy? Let’s take a look. Continue reading
Forgotten Ford: The 1965 Fairlane
Overshadowed by the sensational Mustang and dressed in nondescript one-year sheet metal, the ’65 Fairlane is a forgotten Ford of the 1960s. Let’s see if we can jog our memories a bit. Continue reading
Video: Presenting the 1966 Dodge Charger
Dating back more than 50 years, Charger is the Dodge brand’s oldest model name. Here’s where it all started with a sporty fastback coupe in 1966. Continue reading
Inside Prince Harry’s Electric Jaguar E-Type
Here’s as close as we’ll ever get to royal wedding coverage here at Mac’s Motor City Garage: a quick look at the electric Jaguar driven by Prince Harry. Actually, it’s a pretty slick piece, so let’s check it out. Photo courtesy of Kensington Palace. Continue reading